LAS VEGAS – UFC CEO Dana White would like to see multiple veteran fighters who competed at UFC 310 to call it a career. The final pay-per-view event of 2024 at T-Mobile Arena hosted a variety of matchups, including fighters such as Clay Guida , who made his 37th walk to the UFC octagon, to Kai Asakura , who made a rare title shot debut in the main event. Following the event, White was asked by a reporter about the future of veterans like Guida (38-25 MMA, 18-19 UFC), Anthony Smith , and Chris Weidman , who all not only failed to record a victory but were finished in their fights. White’s answer was short and direct. “They all retire tonight,” White replied at a post-event news conference. “They should all retire tonight.” In the second fight of the early prelims, Guida was submitted by Chase Hooper in the first round
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Following UFC 310, CEO Dana White calls for retirement of multiple losing fighters – MMA Junkie